| Title
| Description
| Features
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Alleluia, We Sing With Joy
(for eight trombones)
Jacob Handl
arr. Scott Vaillancourt
Cat.#30335
$12.00
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Written for two four part choirs, this piece will help student trombonists
develop a lyrical line, tonal balance through antiphonal techniques.
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• Early intermediate
• For two four-part choirs
• Duration 1½ minutes.
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Ave Maria (Angelus Domini)
Franz Biebl
arr. Mark Manduca
Cat.#30232
$18.00
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Transcribed from the original 20th century work for men's chorus, this
piece adapts beautifully for the sonority of the trombone choir. Gorgeous harmonies and antiphonal
effects make this a great piece for any setting. Also featured in the work are three separate Gregorian
style chant sections which can be performed as solos or ensembles or combinations of both.
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• Advanced
• For 7 trombones
• Duration 5 minutes.
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Concertante Antiphonale
David Uber
Cat.#30146
$25.00
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Dedicated to the members of the International Trombone Association,
Concertante Antiphonale by ASCAP award winning composer Uber is "a musical salute to the beautiful
sonority that may be achieved through the medium of antiphonal trombone choirs." The piece is scored
for 10 trombones divided into two antiphonal choirs and is basically tonal in design.
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• Advanced
• Scored for 10 trombones
• Highly recommended for college trombone choirs.
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Four Renaissance Movements
Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina
arr. Roy Emiliani
Cat.#30277
$14.00
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For six trombones. From the vocal Mass Ecce Ego Joannes. Beautiful
Renaissance writing which can be played by good student groups. 1st trombone part may be played on
alto trombone if desired.
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• Intermediate
• For 6 trombones
• Duration 7 minutes.
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Embraceable You
for Five Trombones
George and Ira Gershwin
arr. Branch Saunders
Cat.#30339
$8.00
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A lush arrangement of this lovely tune, this makes a great filler for a trombone
ensemble concert. Every player has something nice to do with a nice interplay between the parts.
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• Intermediate
• Duration 2 minutes.
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